Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-01-05
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We are in receipt of very exquisite
illuminated calendar Tor 1887 from Coffin,
Devoe & CO., dealers il painters supplies, /
176 Randolph street, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Moak entertained
a company of young people at their home
New Years eve, in honor of their guest,
Miss May Caswell, OF Fort Atkinson.
&C. E. Strive, son of the late F. G.
L. Strive. of Pennington. and former
clerk in the state treasurer's office at
Madis.,p, died at Evanston, ILL.,, on the
28th ult.
On Thursday evening, Robert, the
3 year-old son OF Fred Voss. residing in
the Fifth ward, iell from a chair while
playing and broke his right arm above
the elbow.
The annual meeting Of the Water
town Fire Department will be hello Mon
day evening, Jan. 70, 1887. at O'clock,
when the election of department officers
takes place.
Sunday. Decemher both. fine son
was horn to Mr. and Mrs Charles Lynch,
their second in the male line. The young
deputy came few hours late for y Christ
mas present, bur was welcome visitor
all TIE same.
Frankie, son at James and Clara
Algard, died Tuesday morning. Jan 4,
1887, of diphtheria Group, aged years.
6 months anil lays In their affection
the parents have the heartfelt sympathy
Of large circle of friends.
The week of prayer will be obs erved
in the Am ricau NJ E. church in the
following service: Tuesday evening,
preaching and PRAYER service at Pipers-
vile Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings, preaching and prayer service.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was l34c lower closing at 781ac
for No. spring. and $500 May. Flour
was ~ Rye as null at 564c, but
barley sold III sage cash and 621s@
5214c January Hogs were 5(@lOc lower,
rang ing at i 20(04S0
On, and after Sunday next the Eng
lish service in the Baptist church will
commence at 8 P NJ instead of P. NJ.
Rev. F. A. Hollzhausen will preach a
sermon specially to the young next Sun
day. Subject: 1.-The choice of Wisdom"
All are invited
Rev. and Mrs A Reinhaupt of the
Sixth ward, are solely afflicted by the
death of shrlr ar-oid sun. and ouly
child. Thursday lat. The little fellow
suffered from throat disease and as .
last resort the surgical operation of
tracheotomy was performed tor him by
Drs Whyte and Moulding. hut the re-
suits hoped for were not ,rea lized
Mr.. and Mrs. D o Bradbury closed
the old year by entertaining large party
OF friends New Years eve, and COM
nenced the new year in p like hospita-
BILE manner by the entertainment of the
progressive euchre club Saturday even
ing. 6. w Hill and Mrs. II. 5. Howell
carried off first honors. and q. Fl. Gard
ner and Mrs E. May were the boobies.
MATRIMoNIAL.-At8 o clock last even
ing, at Fergus Falls, MINI, occurred the
marriage of Edward A. Ordway, of the
manufacturing firm of A. F. Ordway &
Sons, of this city, and Miss Bertha A.
Fox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. Fox.
OF Fergus Falls, formerly OF Columbus,
Wis. Hosts of friends will gladly wei
come the worthy couple to their home
here.-Bearer Dam Citizen.
Madame Rive-King, who makes her
appearance at Turner Hall, Monday
evening, is thus spoken of by The Gin
cinnati Commercial: "She is an artist of
phenomenal ability. IF she had never
been recognized in Cincinnati before, her
grand triumph would date from last night.
As it was, she more than confirmed the
exalted opinion which ranks her with
the greatest living pianists; an opinion
which. as cur resders are well aware, is
40 longer confined to her native city"
Judge Colonius heard part of the
evidence in the contested will case of
VIM Pitt Owen last Monday. The case
was called the 7th inst, and adjourned
to last Monday, when it sgain was ad-
journed to next Wednesday. The will is
contested by Leonard S Owen, son of the
deceased. Col. Geo w. Bird appeared
for the contestant and Jones & Carpenter,
OF Oconomowoc, for the prepayment,
Hattie NJ. Owen. Only seven of the host,
of witnesses were examined last Monday.
and the case will undoubtedly take two